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I am surprising my family with a "real" trip to the world in June 2013. We have been to Disney a bunch of times but my parents have never stayed onsite and therefore arent crazy about it! I know they will love it once they see the difference of a disney resort! My question to you all: What would be the best resort to stay at for people will knee problems? My dad has a bad knee and while we can take our time and take breaks with attractions at the parks I am worried about booking a huge resort like Carribbean Beach. What do ya'll recommend? Thanks!!!:wave2: |
Can't give you much info on other resorts but I would agree CBR is probably not the best for you in this case. I love the resort and would generally recommend it, but with someone in your party with knee problems it probably isn't your best option. It is a rather larger resort(granted they do have the internal bus shuttle) but there are also no elevators. If you do end up with CBR, request a 1st floor room :thumbsup2.
I took my visually impaired Mom to CB and it was great. We asked for and got a preferred room. It was a corner ground floor room and I think that it would be ok in your situation.
Every resort on the Disney property has room locations that require some walking. A moderate may actually be the best option, since there are bus stops throughout. A preferred room should put you close to the food court area. A preferred room at a value should do the same thing.
All of the pool view rooms at AKL are close to the lobby, pool, and restaurants. Pool and standard view on the giraffe trail is about as close to the buses as you can get, but the parking area is on the other side of the resort. At any of the other deluxe resorts, you can request a room close to the lobby. Making yourself aware of where the bus stops are can be helpful for making requests as well. If you will have a car, then I've heard that self parking at the Grand Floridian is a trek away from the main building. Some of the other resorts may have similar problems. |
any resort will work out, when you book and again when you check in ask for a room on the first floor. Also good to book a 'prefered' room. We stay at POP and ask for these (pay a little extra for the prefered room) and we have always gotten a first floor (no stairs) and close to the foodcourt/shops and bus
My DH had his knee replaced last May and will have surgery next month on the other knee so with all the park walking the last thing he will be needing to do is go up the stairs after a long day. We stayed at WL one trip and we walked further in that hotel then any we have ever stayed at. POFQ is another resort we have been able to get first floor/close in. Good luck Bev |
I vote for POFQ!
It's small, quaint and quiet. Not much walking to the food court or the bus stop. It's beautiful along the water. |
For a moderate, definitely POFQ.
I would go for a monorail resort if you can afford it, though. |
POFQ is the smallest resort at WDW. It is compact enough that no matter where your room ends up, you are not too far from the bus stop. Another good thing about POFQ is that there is only one bus stop, so you don't have to worry that by the time the bus gets to the stop by your room it will be full. POFQ has elevators in every building, so you don't have to worry about your parents having to do the stairs either. My mom has had knee trouble for years, and we have found POFQ is a great resort for her. |
Any resort that offers the ability to book a preferred room-close to the pool and lobby area!
POFQ is a really small resort-the furthest buildings really are only a couple minutes walk to the main area and pool. CR, in a tower room-NOT garden wing! Everything is located in one convenient building, plus monorail to MK and Epcot |
Another Vote for POFQ
POFQ is a great resort for someone that needs to walk less. I took my nephew in a boot last year and he got around with no problems.
It's the smallest resort, so there is a lot to do within a little space. |
You can request a room on the first floor for Handicap and a bad knee is. I had knee surgry in 2008 and stayed at SSR. They put me on the first floor. Also for the parks your dad can rent one of the electric scooters at each park so that should help out and not put a strain on him. Have fun
If you are looking at a moderate resort, I would recommend POFQ. Book a preferred room. The bus stop is not far from the preferred rooms. Ask for first floor, but the resort does have elevators. I don't know that I would choose CBR, as it is really huge. POFQ is very compact.
Maybe you should consider renting a scooter for your dad. There are offsite places that will rent to your for the lenght of your vacation. They will deliver and pick up from your resort. Ask over on the DisAbility board. They're lots of help.
WL is the smallest deluxe resort. It's under 1 roof. The standard view rooms are closest to the lobby. It's really expensive, but the CR tower is the best for people who have walking issues. It's up and down with elevators. The hallways aren't terribly long. He could just take an elevator ride down to the monorail or shops. |
another vote for French Qtr just for the overall smaller size.
If you aren't going during a busy time of year, you could easily make a reservation at Riverside, CSR or CB and call a week or two ahead and talk to the room assigner at the resort. They have always been very accomodating from what I understand |
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A recent expansion in the pediatric intensive care
unit is only a stop-gap solution. But not even an ongoing space crunch
can stifle the remarkable spirit on teh PICU.
Photos by Keith Weller It's been a rough morning on the pediatric intensive care unit. Word has it that a patient is "going on ECMO." Short for extracorporeal membrane oxygenation, ECMO is an elaborate though smaller version of the heart-lung machine that's used in surgery. Getting a patient on this high-tech, high-intensity therapy is not an everyday occurrence. This is only the 21st patient to go on this year at Hopkins Hospital, the only children's hospital in Maryland that has ECMO. It's always a time-consuming procedure, but today has been particularly protracted because the circuits aren't cooperating. Now, a dozen practitioners, all gowned, backs to the door, hover at the far corner of the back room. Because ECMO involves an invasive surgical procedure, among them are two pediatric surgeons and nurses from the operating room. There's also a specially trained respiratory therapist, perfusionist and radiologist. If the PICU were a ship, it would be listing to starboard, sharply. It takes all morning, but finally the job is done, the waters part,
and there is the patient, a tiny baby, just days old. There, too, is
the ECMO apparatus, an impossibly complicated arrangement of monitors,
pumps and sinuous tubing. All morning long, the child's parents have been sitting in the cramped waiting room adjacent to the elevator bank. Soon they'll be summoned to the bedside. A social worker and Child Life specialist are on hand to ease the way, because nothing these parents could have learned about bringing up baby-not anything their obstetrician could have told them, not any child-rearing book they might have read-could have prepared them for the measures that would be required to save their child's life. The PICU is the kind of place no parent ever wants to go to, unless
the unimaginable happens, and then it is the only place a parent wants
to go to. There is no other place like it. To ease the pressure, the PICU opened six new beds in November, bringing its total to 22. What's more, two new monitored beds on CMSC 4 and three others on CMSC 9 now are reserved for patients transferred off the intensive care unit. In addition, PICU nurses no longer have to staff a patch of intermediate care beds set up on CMSC 6. Now, the 6th floor nursing staff attends to them. Still, the jockeying is a Band-Aid approach until the new children's
center opens in 2007. Even the PICU's six new beds were squeezed into
a less-than-perfect space; they are separated from the main unit by
a hallway and an elevator shaft. Thus, nurses here have to be able to
practice with a fair amount of independence on their patients, who are
typically slightly less critical. Because of its mix of occupants, the PICU is unlike any other unit in the Hospital. Patients range from tiny infants, just days old, to hulking, 18-year-old college students. Half are medical cases; half, surgical. They might have cardiac disease or cancer, kidney disease or neurologic problems. Some have serious infections, are awaiting transplants or-considering that the Children's Center is the regional pediatric trauma center-have life-threatening injuries. Some patients have suffered terrible abuse; the older ones may have attempted suicide. Unlike the hospital's other intensive care units-the surgical, medical or cardiac intensive care units, for example-the PICU is not "specialty-narrow."
"We have a mixture of different kinds of patients," explains
Ivor Berkowitz, PICU medical director, "and that's what makes it
challenging and satisfying." Three other cardiac cases also are on the unit, among them a 1-year-old who's rapidly deteriorating. Zerbe senses the level of anxiety rising. "When the acuity is high, it sets the tone for the day," she says. "We know what we're doing, but we can't predict what the child is going to do. And that not knowing is what steps up the pace." This child is from another state. Arriving at Hopkins, the parents had a hunch he would be admitted to the hospital. But the PICU? They'd never seen anything like it. Like many parents, they'd been accustomed to the private rooms and comfortable surroundings of a community hospital. The PICU is an open unit with little if any privacy. Plush it is not. Day and night, the lights are on, the call system squawks, an endless phalanx of doctors comes through. But the PICU has a luxury few other hospitals enjoy. The staff can
call on highly trained people in a host of different medical specialties.
A cardiologist is following this 1-year-old, but the minute-to-minute
care is provided by the PICU team, which consists of the attending (a
responsibility shared by six full-time faculty, all in the division
of pediatric critical care and anesthesia), the child's nurse, two fellows,
four residents, two respiratory therapists, a pharmacist, a nutritionist,
a social worker and a Child Life specialist. Pharmacist Mike Veltri, a clinical specialist, tells himself that the child's problem is drug-related until proven otherwise. It's a mantra that makes sense, considering that the average PICU patient is on 10 different drugs. Veltri taps out a prescription on his new wireless computer, and seconds later, down in the pharmacy, the label prints out and the medicine soon is on its way. Meanwhile, to aid the parents, the social worker has found a temporary
apartment and ironed out byzantine insurance matters. The Child Life
specialist will help them find the words to explain to siblings at home
what's meant by "getting on the transplant list." Certainly it would be nice if the unit's sole meeting room, hard by the nurses' station, was bigger and better appointed. Inside this tiny space-one that's often used when doctors call family meetings to discuss a change in prognosis or in the care plan-are three chairs, a table, a lamp, a Bible and a breast pump. People who work here fantasize about the most basic amenities: a conference room, a spacious waiting room, an up-to-date nurses' station, ample storage space. The new children's center will solve these problems (for the PICU, 40 beds have been requested). For now, as the PICU resolutely goes about its work-marshaling all its dazzling expertise to save young lives and bring solace to families-amenities will have to wait. |


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Name that originally referred to the wolf spider but now covers any spider in the family Theraphosidae. It is found from the southwestern U.S. to South America. Many species live in a burrow, and most have a hairy body and long, hairy legs. They are nocturnal predators of insects and, occasionally, amphibians and mice. Certain South American tarantulas eat small birds. In the southwestern U.S., tarantulas of the genus Aphonopelma may have a body 2 in. (5 cm) long and a leg spread of nearly 5 in. (12 cm). They may inflict a painful bite if provoked. The most common U.S. species, Eurypelma californicum, may live up to 30 years.
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The problem of accidental or inadvertent nuclear war has been couched largely in terms of superpower confrontations during a crisis. Whether the focus is on the major powers, or on developing nations with ballistic missiles and probable nuclear weapons capability, stability in those who handle weapons and effective safeguards on use are essential preventive measures. The United States and the USSR have been careful to guard against unauthorized launch.


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CHENNAI: Various organisations working with the physically and mentally challenged persons in the city on Friday resolved to form a single national-level organisation to press for their demands.
The decision followed an interaction between representatives of the organisations and Kanti Ganguli, West Bengal Minister of Sundarban Affairs and General Secretary of the Association for the Handicapped in West Bengal.
The Minister urged them to form an umbrella body to represent their problems. The interaction was organised by the All India Confederation of Organisations for Persons with Mental Disability.
Citing the benefits of such a body, Mr.Ganguli said the Association for the Handicapped had been able to empower the disabled by unifying various non-government organisations working with disabled people.
Despite being part of the government, it made a lot of efforts to ensure that the system came to the help of the disabled, he said. Though the social welfare department was willing to provide health certificate, doctors were not willing to participate in block-level camps. As a result, health certificates could not be issued.
While the 2001 census puts the population of people with disability at three per cent, the Rehabilitation Council of India says it is 6 to 7 per cent, he said. Since not more than 15 per cent have the required health certificate, over 80 per cent of the disabled persons in the country do not receive the benefits due to them.
It is important for the Central Government to put in place a mechanism whereby doctors would have to attend block-level medical camps to provide a health certificate. The Government could appoint retired doctors on contract for a year for the purpose, he said.
Though the 'education for all' programme was laudable, the objective of inclusive education could not be achieved unless all children with disability are educated, he said. Citing the success of the association's employment generation programme in Kolkata, the Minister said the only way to provide livelihood for the mentally challenged was to ensure that every one of them was able to do whatever job they were capable of.
"In our rehabilitation programme we have made the project profitable with government support and by obtaining bank loans," he said.
The Association, with over 1.20 lakh members, runs a number of projects, including pharmacies, offset printing and binding and garment units, he said.


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Oct. 27 (Bloomberg) -- The pound fell to a seven-week low against the euro after European Union leaders agreed to expand a rescue fund for indebted nations, damping demand for the perceived safety of the British currency.
Sterling weakened versus all but three of its 16 major counterparts as Bank of England Markets Director Paul Fisher said the U.K. economy may be shrinking. Gilts declined after EU leaders meeting in Brussels yesterday said their plan points the way out of the sovereign debt crisis, reducing appetite for safer assets. U.K and European stocks gained.
"The comments overnight from the EU summit helped risk sentiment across the board," said Jennifer Hau, a foreign- exchange strategist at Lloyds Bank Corporate Markets in London. "Risk sentiment is well-supported. The pound may underperform against other risky currencies."
The pound weakened 1.2 percent to 88.13 pence per euro at 4:53 p.m. London time after falling to 88.29 pence, the weakest level since Sept. 8. The U.K. currency strengthened 0.2 percent to 121.94 yen and gained 0.7 percent to $1.6083 after reaching $1.6084, the highest since Sept. 6.
The FTSE 100 Index of U.K. shares added 2.8 percent and the Stoxx Europe 600 Index gained 3.5 percent.
European leaders, meeting in Brussels for their second crisis summit in four days, expanded the size of their rescue fund to 1 trillion euros ($1.4 trillion) and agreed a debt- relief accord with bank representatives to contain Greece and prevent speculation against the debt of Italy and France.
'Silver Bullet'
Expanding monetary stimulus by 75 billion pounds on Oct. 6 was the minimum amount needed to shore up the economy, Fisher said yesterday in London during an interview with Bloomberg that was published today.
"Even if we get a silver bullet solution to Europe, I still thought we needed to do something like that to head off the risk of a slowdown," he said. "Looking at the fourth quarter for example, at best it seems to be flat, could easily have negative growth."
U.K. retail sales fell for a fifth month in October the Confederation of British Industry said. The gauge of annual growth was at minus 11 versus minus 15 in September, which was the lowest since May 2010, the London-based business lobby said in a report today.
"The pound may trade higher against the dollar, but quantitative easing in the U.K. may hold back sterling gains during times of risk-on," Lloyds' Hau said.
Monthly Decline
The pound has weakened 1.2 percent in the past month against a basket of nine developed-market peers, extending its decline over the past year to 4.6 percent, according to Bloomberg Correlation-Weighted Currency Indexes.
Ten-year gilts snapped two days of gains, with the yield climbing 15 basis points, or 0.15 percentage point, to 2.62 percent. The two-year rate added one basis point to 0.59 percent after rising as much as seven basis points.
The Bank of England said it plans to buy 1.7 billion pounds of gilts maturing between 2015 and 2019 on Oct. 31. The central bank excluded the 4.25 percent 2032 gilt from an operation scheduled Nov. 2 because it will be auctioned by the debt management office within one week, it said in a statement today.
The central bank excluded the 8 percent 2021 gilt from asset-purchase facility operations until further notice, because it owns more than 70 percent of the so-called free float, the statement said.
U.K. government debt has returned 12 percent this year, according to indexes compiled by Bloomberg and the European Federation of Financial Analysts Societies. German bunds gained 7.2 percent and U.S. Treasuries rose 7.9 percent.
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5 "Thus says the LORD: We have heard a cry of panic, of terror, and no peace. | 5 "This is what the LORD says: " 'Cries of fear are heard-- terror, not peace. |
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Due to technical difficulties, we are not able to provide the audio from Friday's Special Olympics/Polar Plunge interview on Sounds Good. We apologize for the inconvenience.
The 2013 Western Kentucky Polar Plunge is set for February 16, at Kentucky Dam Village. The event is the major annual fundraiser for Special Olympics Kentucky, with several plunges held across the state.
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The Stratos lists a 36S, 36M, and 36L. ...
The Stratos lists a 36S, 36M, and 36L. Are these for small, medium, and large people? I've got a long back (and short legs) and I want to make sure the pack will ride properly.
Yes, the different sizes are for different torso lengths as measured from your C7 vertebrae (the nubby one at the base of your neck) down to to top of your hip bone. Here is a link that better explains it and gives a sizing chart:
I hope this helps.
I found that the sizing is somewhat off on these. I measure 17" from C7 to the iliac crests, but a medium fits me perfectly (allows for me to position the load lifter straps at the 45 degree angle shown in REI backpack fitting videos). Small was way too small.
Note: I'm a 5'6" male with broad shoulders and a barrel chest. I don't know if that affects the sizing.
EDIT: Now that I've done some more research, it seems like packs around this 36L size in general may not be designed to have the 45 degree load lifter strap angle. That said, I've put the pack through some overnights now and the medium fits me pretty well, although I'm just about maxing out the straps on the waistbelt and load lifters to get a proper fit.
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2 He said: "Look! Waters are rising in the north and will rush like a river in flood. They will cover the land and everything on it, cities and the people who live there. People will call out for help; everyone on earth will cry bitterly. | 2 This is what the LORD says: "See how the waters are rising in the north; they will become an overflowing torrent. They will overflow the land and everything in it, the towns and those who live in them. The people will cry out; all who dwell in the land will wail |
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The next version of C# brings a lot of sugar to the table, which we have looked at a few times already. Although, I think it will be interesting to look into a few of the features in more detail and of course look at what tools like reflector says about the code generated. To start this off I want to look at null propagation. This is one of my favourite language features in the upcoming version of C#. I think, and I hope, that this will change the amount of Null Reference Exceptions that we experience in our applications.
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Address: 62/19-20, Thaniya Rd., Si Lom, Bang Rak, Bangkok 10500 Thailand See map
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Sushi Tsukiji is located in Soi Thaniya near Silom Road. This Japanese restaurant specialises in top-end sashimi and sushi dishes. Guests have a choice of sitting at the sushi bar or in booths. This venue is popular among Japanese tourists and businessmen.
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Lee Mercado Jr
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Lee Roy Mercado, Jr., 22, passed away at his home on May 20, 2012. Lee was born on Aug. 21, 1989, to Lee Roy Mercado Sr. and Evangelina Balderas in Walla Walla.
He is survived by his daughter, Audryna Lee Mercado; a stepdaughter, Thalia Herrera; parents, Lee R. Mercado Sr. and Evangelina Balderas; and a brother, Mark Anthony Alvarez Mercado, all of Walla Walla. He was preceded in death by his grandfathers, Gilbert G. Mercado Sr. and Jaime Hernandez; a grandmother, Cresencia Martinez and numerous aunts, uncles and cousins.
Viewing and visitation will be held Thursday, May 24, from 10 a.m. until after the Rosary at the Herring Groseclose Funeral Home, 315 W. Alder St., Walla Walla. The Rosary will be recited Thursday, May 24, at 6 p.m. with Deacon Olegario and Dora Reyes officiating. The funeral Mass will be held on Friday, May 25, at 10 a.m. at St. Patrick Catholic Church with Father Patrick Kerst, celebrant. Memorial contributions may be made to the Lee Mercado Jr. Memorial Fund through the funeral home. Family and friends are invited to sign the online guestbook at www.herringgroseclose.
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W.C. "Dub" Shoemaker and Charles Dunagin led a panel discussion in honor of the 50th anniversary of Freedom Summer, also known as the Mississippi Summer Project, a federal campaign to register African Americans to vote. Civil rights workers from around the country came to Mississippi to enact change, and they were met with resentment, outrage, and violence from locals.
Shoemaker was one of the state's leading reporters of the Civil Rights era, serving as a reporter at the Jackson Daily News from 1947 until 1965 when he became editor and publisher of The Star-Herald in Kosciusko, a paper he would eventually own.
Shoemaker was reporting from the scene the night Mississippi NAACP field secretary Medgar Evers was murdered outside his Jackson home. He recalled witnessing the police discovering the weapon used in the murder in a vegetative area near the home as well as a bullet that had penetrated the outside wall of the house sitting on the kitchen cabinet. Evers' wife and children were in the home when he was shot.
Shoemaker said the June 1963 assassination of Evers is what he considers the beginning of the Civil Rights era in Mississippi.
"If Medgar would have lived, there would have been a lot less confusion," Shoemaker said.
Shoemaker also reported the murders of three civil rights workers in Neshoba County.
James Prince, III, publisher of the Neshoba Democrat, spoke briefly about the murders of Michael Schwerner, Andrew Goodman, and James Chaney, which occurred 50 years ago Saturday.
"The murders of Schwerner, Goodman, and Chaney was the Pearl Harbor of the Civil Rights movement," Prince said.
Six weeks after the three men disappeared, their bodies were discovered in an earthen dam of a lake just outside of Philadelphia.
Dunagin joined the Enterprise-Journal in McComb in 1963, becoming editor and later publisher of the newspaper.
In 1964, McComb was the site of numerous bombings of churches, homes and businesses, reportedly set by members of the Ku Klux Klan.
"1964 was a watershed year for the Civil Rights Movement," Dunagin said.
Dunagin remembered the late Enterprise Journal owner Oliver Emmerich being beaten for his beliefs, and in one instance, a cross was burned in front of his home. However, Emmerich was not intimidated and was soon joined by other business owners who stood their ground. Eventually, the violence waned.
Dunagin said Emmerich did not force the idea of change on his community. Instead, he took a gradual approach, and the community responded.
Emmerich's grandson Wyatt Emmerich, president of Emmerich Newspapers commented, "[Oliver Emmerich] always said you can't get too far ahead of the parade."
The effects of the Civil Rights Movement can still be felt in America today. Shoemaker called it a "Lifestyle Revolution," and the events of that time literally altered the culture of Mississippi and the United States. Thanks to some brave journalists, the stories of the time were told.


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Janine D'Auteuil is what you might call a pioneer.
In 1969, she left Quebec for Brampton and set up a beauty shop in newly launched Shoppers World.
She settled in this community with little command of the language, but what she lacked in English-speaking abilities she made up for in entrepreneurial smarts and succeeded in growing her business over four decades.
On Saturday, Shoppers World will celebrate its 40th year in business and D'Auteuil has the grand distinction of being one of the original vendors still operating in the mall.
"It's quite the achievement," D'Auteuil told The Guardian. "It's been a good 40 years."
Shoppers World, located at 499 Main St. S. was the first enclosed shopping centre built in Brampton.
The mall boasted about 120 shops including major tenants Kmart, Dominion and Canada Safeway.
D'Auteuil, who launched Janine Beauty Care, started her business in a small one-room shop offering manicures and pedicures to customers.
Today, Janine Beauty Care is housed in a much larger space in the mall and offers a wide range of beauty services.
Not only has D'Auteuil witnessed first hand the expansion of Shoppers World over a span of 40 years — the mall now boasts 180 stores— she has also watched Brampton evolve from a largely rural community into Canada's 10th largest city.
"Brampton has grown so much. When I came here there were only 25,000 to 30,000 people," D'Auteuil continued. "It's amazing how much it has changed."
Penny Karas, Shoppers World marketing manager, said the mall has a few festivities planned this weekend to help celebrate the important milestone.
Patrons will be taken back four decades on Saturday, as the mall will pay tribute to the year 1969.
Karas said there will be activities for everyone to take part in throughout the day, including crafts for youngsters and a Rolling Stones tribute band that will perform between 1 p.m. and 3 p.m.
"It will be fun," Karas said.
Also scheduled for Saturday is the unveiling of a special rewards program for patrons of Shoppers World. Karas explained once they register, customers can accumulate points for every dollar they spend.
Shoppers who reach a specific number of points are automatically eligible to win the grand prize, which is a trip for four to Orlando Fla.
The draw for that prize will take place in December.
There will also be other prizes awarded throughout the year including $100 and $1,000 shopping sprees, Karas said.
Customers are invited to register online.
"The more people shop and the more they spend the more chances they have to win the grand prize and other prizes," Karas continued.
The site of Shopper's World was a farmer's field purchased by Charles Watson of Peel Elder Ltd., and was developed by Peel Elder Ltd., the developer of the Brampton's Peel Village community.
It opened in 1969 as Brampton's first indoor mall.
John Sanderson, Peel Regional councillor and long-time Brampton resident, recalled how big a deal the mall was when it first opened.
Sanderson actually lived on the 41 hectare farm where the mall stands today, and remembers vividly the day construction crews began work on the structure.
"I remember the day they actually put the cable on the beam of our old house. They pulled the beam out and it collapsed and then they started excavating for Shoppers World," recalled Sanderson whose family rented a house on the property for eight years. "It was a pretty big thing to have a mall like that in Brampton."
Shoppers World had a few years head start on other area shopping centres like Bramalea City Centre and Square One.
The facility was a popular destination for shoppers and at one point during the 1970s was considered Canada's top selling mall per square foot.
Shoppers World has undergone a lot of changes in four decades including housing a whole different repertoire of stores from the original line up.
The Kmart is gone for instance, as is Dominion and Canada Safeway.
D'Auteuil is basically what little remains of the original mall, which is a source of pride for her.
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26 The thoughts of the wicked are an abomination to the LORD: but the words of the pure are pleasant words. | 26 The LORD detests the thoughts of the wicked, but those of the pure are pleasing to him. |
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7 Thou art all fair, my love; there is no spot in thee. | 7 All beautiful you are, my darling; there is no flaw in you. |
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Alice L. Marcenelle, 82, of Port Vue, died Tuesday, June 26, 2012. She was the daughter of the late Grover and Helen (McVicker) Ritchie; the devoted wife of Anthony "Ants" Marcenelle; loving mother of Tawnie (Larry) Gisi of Monroeville, Anthony (Zoe) Marcenelle, Ronnie (Jennifer) Marcenelle of Houston, Texas, Connie Mellett of Aspinwall and Victoria (Mark) Whiteman of St. Marys; and the grandmother of Andrew Gisi, Christopher and Emily Marcenelle, Alison, Jacob and Sare Whiteman and Alexandra Mellett. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by a brother, Alan Ritchie.
Mary Grace Kriegish, 82, of 409 Willow St., Johnsonburg, died on Sunday, June 24, 2012 at her residence following a lengthy illness. She was born on July 2, 1929 in Weedville, daughter of the late Ralph and Mary Alice DeLullo. She married Richard E. Kriegish on Jan. 3, 1948 in St. Joseph Church in Force. He preceded her in death on Feb. 25, 1991. Mrs. Kriegish resided in Johnsonburg since 1947. She graduated from Jay Township High School and from the Ora Jean Beauty School of Erie.
Stephan Hoyt Stump, 41, of Rose St., Johnsonburg, died Thursday, June, 21, 2012 at UPMC Presbyterian of Pittsburgh following a short illness. He was born Feb. 4, 1971 in Ridgway, the son of Clifford Stump and Barbara (Redmond) Kronenwetter. Stephan was a graduate of Johnsonburg High School, Class of 1989, and attended Penn State main campus for several years. He lived most of his life in Johnsonburg, spending some time in DuBois, the Poconos and State College.
Mary E. "Betty" McAlee, 92, of The Lutheran Home, Kane, died Sunday, June 24, 2012 at the home after a short illness. She was born March 17, 1920 in Johnsonburg, daughter of the late Jonah and Annie (Williams) Davies. On July 15, 1941, she married Peter "Woots" McAlee. He preceded her in death on May 14, 1999.
Mary Elvie Kemmer Hollobaugh, 98, of Elk Haven Nursing Home and formerly of 983 Theresia St., St. Marys, died on Saturday evening, June 23, 2012 at Elk Haven Nursing Home following a brief illness. She was born Dec. 30, 1913 in Brockport, a daughter of the late John and Nancy Ann Timblin Reed. On May 6, 1949 in St. Marys Rectory, she married the late William A. Hollobaugh, who preceded her in death on March 6, 2007.
Benedict A. DePrater, 86, of 214 Taft Rd., St. Marys, died at his home on Thursday, June 21, 2012, surrounded by his family. He was born Sept. 16, 1925 in Riceville Corners, Pa., a son of the late Edward and Rosa Frey DePrater. On May 4, 1946 in St. Mary's Church, he married Phyllis Auman DePrater, who survives.
Theodore "Ted" Gapinski, 77, of 9510 Rocksprings St., San Antonio, Texas, died on Friday, June 15, 2012 at home following a brief illness. Born on Aug. 7, 1934 in Johnsonburg, he was the son of the late John "Kicker" and Elizabeth "Bee" Gillen Gapinski. On Oct. 29, 1960, he married Anne Guido, who survives.
Charles D. "Bud" Wagner, 71, of 421 Washington St., St. Marys, died Wednesday, June 20, 2012 at his home after a lengthy illness. He was born May 7, 1941 in St. Marys, son of the late George and Marcella Hanes Wagner. On April 20, 1963 in the St. Boniface Church, he married Elizabeth J. "Betty" Grosser, who survives. Mr. Wagner was a lifelong resident of the area and was a graduate of St. Marys Area High School, Class of 1959. He was a retired employee of Keystone Carbon Company, retiring in 2003 after 44 years of service.
Geno Carobine, 82, of 202 Taylor Ave., Ridgway, died Wednesday morning, June 20, 2012 at his home. He was born March 23, 1930, in Weedville, son of the late Domenic and Josephine (Metallo) Carobine. He married Alice Marie Zucchelli on April 18, 1953; she preceded him in death on Dec. 14, 2010. Geno resided in Ridgway for 59 years and was proprietor of Geno's Barber Shop. He was a graduate of the Weedville High School. He was a member of St. Leo's Catholic Church, where he served as an usher and council member over the years, and was a board member of St. Leo's Cemetery Association.
Phyllis J. Buerk Lijewski, 75, of Erie, died Mon., June 18, 2012 at her residence. She was born July 7, 1936 in St. Marys, daughter of the late Regis A. and Isabel S. Brennen Buerk. A 1954 graduate of East High School, Erie, she worked for Perry Truck and Erection from 1962 to 1973, for AMSCO from 1955 to 1962, and most recently as Financial Secretary for Erie Institute of Technology from 1973 until her retirement. She attended the First Spiritualist Church of Erie.